A human trafficking operation across 12 states was led by the Missouri Attorney General’s office.
A press release says sting operations, focused on both buyers and victims, led to the arrest of 102 individuals throughout 12 states and 47 victims rescued.
Missouri Highway Patrol, and Attorney General’s Office became hubs for communication between multiple agencies during the multi-state operation, which was entitled, United Front.
Local agencies made arrests. In Missouri, four victims were rescued, and two people arrested.
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